Not only will we have hamburgers & hot dogs, but we will be serving walking tacos as well. The Walking tacos will be $6.
The Butler Bears (2-0) will host the Versailles Tigers (1-1) at 7pm!
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1. Parking lot of Family Center 903 W. Ft Scott - tools, mens clothes, shoes, kitchen, collectibles, antiques & more. Friday and Saturday.
2. 203 S. Water St - men’s clothing, kitchen utensils, tools
3. 802 Elks Drive (Bates County Museum) - wide variety of antiques, home goods and decor
4. 200 N. Maple St - Baby clothes, maternity clothes large, 3x 4x womens clothes, household items, Scentsy items, baby items
5. 1203 N. Orange St. (Butler Masonic Lodge) - A little bit of everything, tools, household items, furniture
6. 502 W. Fort Scott St - his stuff, her stuff, old stuff, houseware stuff, furniture stuff, outdoor stuff. Lots ‘o stuff!
7. 718 Country Club Drive - Clothing, shoes, girls size 10-16, boys, womens M-XL, namebrand misc. Friday 10 am, Saturday 8 am
8. 802 N. Delaware St - clown figurines, bedding, throw pillows, suitcase, child’s table, lots of misc, umbrella
9. 1100 Country Club Drive - Lots of new! Hallmark ornaments, some dated, Halloween & Thanksgiving decorations, sled, two large new dolls, electric roaster, electric grill, pressure cooker lots of misc
10. Old high school 300 N. Havannah (Home Ec Room) - Benefit fundraiser for quilting group. Funds to be used to purchase bulk batting, sewing supples, craft and fabric items.
11. 7002 NW CR 1002 - Furniture, small appliances, lots of things!
12. 508 N. Main St - multi family, girls & boys clothing, kitchen, home decor, hunting equipment, etc. 8 am - 5 pm
13. 603 Summit St - Amazon pallet of resale items, TV stand, heavy duty trash compactor, misc. Every purchase gets a FREE bad of Epsom salt.
14. 719 Hillcrest - Infant boys clothes, youth, boys clothes 6-16. Mens and womens clothes, womens shoes and baby items.
15. 606 W. Lee St - Everything is $1.00 unless otherwise marked. 8 am to 2 pm.
16. 11 Fawn Drive - Toddler, girls and womens clothing, furniture, treadmill, household items
Bukaty, Janice N to Cook, Gary W. Trust 04-22-2018 Str 28-40-32 //Se
King, Karen Kay to Ledesma, Samuel Lt 168 Adrian, Original Town Of
Raynes, Ella M to Watts, Timothy A Lt 64 Adrian, Original Town Of+
Howard, Ryland Jo to Fritts, Ronald F Lt 157 Adrian, Original Town Of+
Thompson, Hannah to Brooks, Byron Lt 4 Bl 153 Town Company’s First Addn+
Wingard, Jacob to Murrell, Kaitlin Ann Lt 2 Bl 2 Peck’s Addn+
Citizens Bank to Amsterdam Bancshares, Inc. Lt 7 Bl 5 Littles Addn
Mueller, Janette E to SC Hardin Properties, LLC Lt 7 Bl 46 Town Company’s First Addn+
Jessup, Bruce Dewayne to DBD Farms, LLC Str 35-41-31 //Sw+
DBD Farms, LLC to DBD Rentals, LLC Str 35-41-31 //Sw
Mcnabb, C. Jane to Nitsche Family Trust 6-10-2009 Lt 14 Country South
Doherty, Joseph Russell to Ranch Of Hope LLC Str 33-42-31 //Sw
Gunn, Cecilia A to Coffman, Gary F Lt 6 Bl 10 William’s Addn
Graves, Anthony to Tinker, Donald Rex Lt 10 Bl 48 Rich Hill, Original Town Of+
Rogers, Ken E. to Miller, Dustin Matthew Str 22-42-31 //Nw
Cannon, Jamie to Gordhamer, Kenneth G Jr. Lt 1 Bl 1 Messenger Addn+
Young, Ray A. to Brandt, Joseph T. Str 19-39-33
South Prospect, LLC to Swift Transportation Company Of Arizona, LLC Lt 1 Bl 17 West Side Addn+
Jessup, Bruce Dewayne (Trustee) to Jessup, Bruce Dewayne Str 35-41-31 //Sw+
Jessup, Bruce Dewayne (Trustee) to Jessup, Bruce Dewayne Str 35-41-31 //Sw+
Jenkins, Robert E. (Agent) to Green Acres Land & Cattle Co Inc Str 33-41-31+
Marriage License
Davis, Garey Dale and Thomas, Ashley Nicole
Andula, Anthony Wayne and Siler, Lisa Ann
Adcock, Kevin Scott and Shaner, Marcella Leigh
Steward, Danyal Jonathan-Hash and Smith, Cassandra Renee Gwyndolin
Herrman’s Historical Happenings week of September 6
1870 Mr Haymaker has opened his new mill on the bend of the Marias des Cygnes river near Nyhart. A bridge to be built later would bear his name.
1935 The Butler school board is moving forward with improving Thomas-Deaton field. This will include fencing, a track, and bleachers.
1936 The new state law, where all drivers must have a license, has Bates Countians trying to get a license before law enforcement catches up with them.
1944 The third time is a charm as the Bates County Old Settler’s has been rained out two times already and is held under sunny skies on the courthouse lawn.
1951 The Butler City Council votes to purchase a 2,000 HP diesel fuel engine fo rthe light plant from Fairbanks-Morse for $215,000.
1957 Amsterdam’s postmaster is now J.B. Gregory.
1988 The Lyle Norman Players elect Alan Mundey, Butler High School speech and drama instructor, as their new president.
1991 Robert “Bob” Steinbeck, 66 passes away in a Kansas City hospital. He was a partner in the Underwood-Steinbeck Funeral home for 40 years.
1998 The population of Bates County is 15,770. The county was organized January 29, 1841 (for the record, population was 16,105 in 2021).
Sept 6 Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, California Vegetables, Wheat Roll, Mandarin Oranges or Cheesecake
Sept 7 Chicken Salad on Croissant, Potato Salad, Cucumber/Tomato Salad, Croissant, SF Jello with Pineapple or Cinnamon Roll
Sept 8 Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, Green Beans, Wheat Roll, Sliced Peaches or Cook’s Feature
Sept 11 Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, Zucchini and Tomatoes, Wheat Roll, Mixed Fruit or Lemon Bar
Sept 12 Taco Salad, Black Beans, Mexicorn, Tortillas/Chips, Cinnamon Apples or Carrot Cake
Sept 13 Ham Reuben, Sweet Potato Fries, Broccoli, Salad, Rye Bread, Mandarin Oranges or Brownie
Sept 14 Liver and Onions, Smothered Onion Steak, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, Beets, Wheat Roll, Applesauce or Starburst Cake
Sept 15 Fried Fish, Spinach, Carrots, Hushpuppies, Pears or Cook’s Feature
Sept 18 BBQ Chicken Breast, Baked Beans, Broccoli, Wheat Roll, Mandarin Oranges or Oatmeal Cookie
Sept 19 Open Face Turkey Sandwich, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, Stewed Tomatoes, Wheat Bread, Blushed Pears or Lemonade Cake
Sept 20 Herb Crusted Fish, Roasted Red Potatoes, Carrots, Wheat Roll, Cinnamon Apples or Snickerdoodle
Sept 21 Mushroom Swiss Burger, Sweet Potato Fries, Peas, Wheat Bun, Pineapple Tidbits or Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Sept 22 Ham Salad Sandwich, Potato Salad, Marinated Carrot Salad, Wheat Bread, Sliced Peaches or Cook’s Feature
Sept 25 Pineapple Ham, Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Peas, Wheat Roll, SF Jello with Pears or Chocolate Chip Cookie
Sept 26 BBQ Pork, Baked Beans, Corn, Wheat Bun, Sliced Peaches or Peach Crisp
Sept 27 Herb Roasted Chicken, Stewed Tomatoes, Roasted Red Potatoes, Wheat Roll, Mixed Fruit or Chocolate Cake
Sept 28 Lasagna, Spinach, Carrots, Wheat Roll, Pears or Poppyseed Cake
Sept 29 Sloppy Joe, Savory Potato Wedges, Chilled Tomato Salad, Wheat Bun, Pineapple Tidbits or Cook’s Feature
Skim milk, unsweetened fruit, chef’s salad, baked chicken breast or baked fish available daily as heart healthy alternatives.